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Lol. wanted to have an irish stout also. just didn't know if it would have enough time to condition by St. Patricks day.

Its 2 months away. Thats tons of time for a 1.040 beer. Or just add green food colour to whatever pale beer you have on tap at the time.
 
Its 2 months away. Thats tons of time for a 1.040 beer. Or just add green food colour to whatever pale beer you have on tap at the time.

*shudders* why, man?!? why?!?

let's not get started on Plastic Paddy Day already. all the college kids just got over being "German" for Oktoberfest.
 
Guess I'm late to this party but I plan on brewing a wootstout clone next and then quickly after that a 1 gallon rum runner (with coconut and cacao) . We're heavy stout drinkers. And while I love my IPA in the heat of summer, I am a stout drinker all year long! So I definitely feel it's never a bad time to have something taking up my one carboy for months and months and months! Lol
 
Well a medium sized stout shouldnt take up a primary for two months like mine did, it had a bad case of stuck fermentation. 3 weeks is well worth it for our precious black gold 🍺. After that bottling is your best bet for stouts.
 
The Beer Calendar thing almost reminds me of when i asked my mother what color I should paint my kitchen and she replied "grey is in this year"

Brew that stout!!!
 
I just picked up a new Nitro tap setup so it only seems appropriate to brew a nice dry Irish stout for spring
 
It's always stout time, mid spring and I'm gonna brew the andes mint chocolate stout.
 
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